Elections and Boundaries Commission

WELCOME TO THE ELECTIONS AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION OF SWAZILAND

SIYAKWEMUKELA SILIBANDLA LELIKWETFO NEMINCELE ESWATINI

2018

Our Mandate

To oversee and supervise the registration of voters to ensure free and fair elections at primary and secondary election;
To facilitate civic and voter education;
To review and determine the boundaries of Tinkhundla areas for purposes of elections;
To perform other in connection with elections or boundaries as may be prescribed;
To produce periodic reports in respect of the work done.

Our Mission

To render free, fair and credible elections so as to enhance a democratic government system through good and transparent management of the electoral process and to establish and maintain well defined constituency boundaries.

Our Core Values

To conduct business in a non-partisan manner with fairness and impartiality.
To maintain a high standard of integrity and ethical behaviour.
To respect and uphold the law.
To tolerate differences, be sensitive to special needs and to show respect.
To display openness, transparency, and accountability in its conduct.
To listen, respect and respond to stakeholder’s interests.

Our Vision

The vision of the Elections and Boundaries Commission of Swaziland is to be a leading and credible elections management body (EMB) in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), and the entire global community.

Importance of Voting

To lend legitimacy

Importance of Voting

Give the electorate a voice, right and freedom to the formulation of a government

Importance of Voting

Give ownership

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Swaziland

2018 ELECTIONS

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It’s a Wrap

This week marks the end of the delimitation of boundaries exercise that the commission has been conducting for the past nine weeks.

The delimitation team, led by Commissioner Princess Nkosingumenzi Dlamini has visited all four regions of the country reviewing the number and boundaries of tinkhundla into which Swaziland is divided as stipulated in the Constitution.

This delimitation exercise is conducted during the fourth year of parliament, at least nine months before the dissolution of Parliament in terms of section 134 (2).

Following the end of this exercise, The Commission will prepare a report to be submitted to the King, with recommendations to change or retain the existing position of tinkhundla boundaries.

A person may orally and publicly apply to the registration officer of the registration centre in which the applicant wishes to be registered to have that person’s name entered on the register of voters, and such person shall produce evidence of eligibility.

WHERE CAN I REGISTER?